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Abu Dhabi Customs and the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council signed an MoU on quality processes and data exchange. It sets a framework for sharing foreign-trade data from customs ports through designated electronic channels.
Global private-markets firm EQT announced a Middle East platform and an office at Abu Dhabi Global Market. The company reported US$389 billion in assets under management.
The three-party memorandum sets a framework to explore collaboration on scaling and commercialising advanced technology ventures in Qatar. A proposed regional platform at Qatar Science & Technology Park was described as anticipated.
A partnership with Invest Qatar is intended to develop asset-servicing and fund-administration capabilities in Qatar. Apex plans a regional office on Lusail Boulevard; the announcement does not describe it as an investment already completed.
Egypt’s Cabinet information center outlined six pillars of the Industry Ministry’s 2026–2030 strategy, covering strategic programmes, skills, products, procedures, implementation mechanisms and performance indicators.
A delegation led by Abu Dhabi Chamber concluded a visit to the Republic of Korea with representatives from 88 public and private organisations. The programme brought together more than 400 officials, investors, business leaders and institutional representatives from Abu Dhabi and Korea.
MSF and Epicentre launched BRAVO on 19 September to study the use of ERVEBO among 20,000 frontline workers in Ituri and North Kivu; the study will include vaccination and follow-up.
Eggs for Congo began operating a hatchery at Mbenzale in Kinshasa on 19 September. ACP reported an initial planned annual capacity of more than three million chicks.
The ministry committee agreed to submit drafts covering storage systems and uninterruptible power supplies, among other areas, to the national standardisation institute.
Source: Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Azerbaijan
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